Senate Moves to Repeal Trump’s Canada and Brazil Tariffs Amid GOP Dissent
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The Republican-controlled Senate narrowly passed a bill to end Trump's tariffs on Canada, with some GOP members opposing the tariffs, but the legislation is unlikely to become law as it requires House approval and Trump's veto, highlighting divisions within the GOP and ongoing trade tensions with Canada.
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- With Some G.O.P. Backing, Senate Votes to End Trump’s Brazil Tariffs The New York Times
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